Understand Property Ownership Rules in Thailand

Owning property in Thailand as an expat comes with its own set of rules and restrictions. I simplify the process and provide the guidance you need to navigate Thai property laws confidently.

How It Works
How I Can Help
  • Legal Advice: Ensure your property acquisition complies with Thai law.

  • Document Preparation: Assist with contracts, lease agreements, and due diligence.

  • Negotiation Support: Represent your interests during negotiations with sellers or developers.

  • Condominium Ownership: Foreigners can own up to 49% of the total units in a condominium project.

  • Lease Agreements: Secure a long-term lease (up to 30 years, renewable) for land or property.

  • Company Ownership: Use a Thai Limited Company to hold property, with strict compliance to Thai laws

📅 Contact Me Today to discuss your property ownership options in Thailand.
How I Help You:

As a foreigner, you’ll encounter restrictions on land ownership, but there are ways to secure property legally. I help you explore options such as leaseholds, condominium purchases, or company ownership structures. From understanding the legal framework to preparing the necessary paperwork, I’ll ensure you’re fully informed and compliant.

Ownership FAQs

1. Can foreigners own land in Thailand?

No, but you can lease land or own condominiums outright.

2. Are there restrictions on property investments for foreigners?

Yes, all purchases must comply with Thai property laws, including foreign ownership quotas for condominiums.